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Karl Fannar Gunnarsson - Assistant Professor

Karl Fannar Gunnarsson

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School of Health Sciences

Karl Fannar Gunnarsson

Assistant Professor

Location
Stapi
Phone
525 - 4082
Email
karlfg [at] hi.is

Unit
Physiotherapy

Published works

2023

„Má ég ráða?“ Atferlismiðuð færniþjálfun starfsnema í boðskiptaþjálfun til að bæta tjáningu og þolinmæði barna með þroskafrávikGlæður
Cultural Responsiveness in Behavior Analysis: Provider and Recipient Perceptions in OntarioBehavior Analysis in Practice
Using Behavioral Economics to Inform Behavior Analyst Regulation Fees in OntarioBehavior Analysis in Practice
Self-Care for Behavior Analysts

2022

Program evaluation of in-patient treatment units for adults with acquired brain injury and challenging behaviorBrain Injury
Program evaluation of in-patient treatment units for adults with acquired brain injury and challenging behaviorBrain Injury

2019

The effect of brief mindfulness training on momentary impulsivityJournal of Contextual Behavioral Science
Maximizing treatment outcomesArchives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

2017

Normative Sample of the PEAK Relational Training SystemJournal of Behavioral Education

2016

Stimulus Preference and Reinforcement Effects of the Madagascar Hissing Cockroach (Gromphordahina portentosa)Psychological Record

2015

Resources for research
Increasing response effort impacts wager sizes of slot machine gamblersAnalysis of Gambling Behavior
Trends in Behavior-Analytic Gambling Research and TreatmentBehavior Analyst
Cognitive maps and spatial learning

2014

The Near-Miss Effect in BlackjackAnalysis of Gambling Behavior
Direct Observation of Road Construction Worker BehaviorJournal of Organizational Behavior Management
Delay Discounting in Traumatic Brain InjuryBehavior Analysis: Research and Practice

2013

Using a behavioral skills training package to teach conversation skills to young adults with autism spectrum disordersResearch in Autism Spectrum Disorders

Keywords for Specialisation:

Behavioral Science

Neurobehavioral rehabilitation

Applied behavior analysis

Organizational Behavior Management